STEVEN TOBIN (American b. 1957), FOUR SCULPTURES, "Cocoon," 20TH CENTURY,

STEVEN TOBIN (American b. 1957), FOUR SCULPTURES, "Cocoon," 20TH CENTURY, four glass and metal sculptures, two of the metal bases are signed, "Tobin;" tallest height: 7 1/2", diameter: 4". Provenance:

CAMPBELL, Shane (American, b. 1978). A Group of Four Hand-Carved Angel Sculptures and an Inscribed Book. [20th century]. Four of this Folk Artist’s characteristic hand-carved, hand-painted woode

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Cocoon Series Glass and steel 44 x 10 x 10.5 (in) Incised Tobin, base

HANS AMIS, (CHINESE/AMERICAN, B.1957); 20TH C. OIL ON CANVAS OF WELL COSTUMED YOUNG WOMAN IN AN INTERIOR; 39.5"H X 29"W IMAGE; 55"H X 43"W OVERALL

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Large Cocoon, circa 1991, Vistosi Cased and blown glass, applied glass, patinated iron 80 x 15 inches (203.2 x 38.1 cm) PROVENANCE: Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey, Mode

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957) Large Cocoon, circa 1991, Vistosi Cased and blown glass, applied glass, patinated iron 81 x 24 inches (205.7 x 61.0 cm) PROVENANCE: Rago, Lambertville, New Jersey, Mode

Joseph Jacobs (Native American, b. 1934) Stone Sculpture 20th century. Carved stone sculpture. Signed and dated (on reverse). Ht. 13 in.

Henry Dunay (Polish-American, B. 1935) Father & Son Sculpture 20th C. Gold-Tone Metal on Wood Base. (LCA6402) (AC) Measurements: Sculpture: 8 1/2" h 11 1/2" w/ base

Steve Tobin (American, b. 1957), Torso (Encrusted Woman), sculpture, Pennsylvania, 1992, cast glass, 15"w x 11"d x 29"h; pedestal: 20"dia x 35"h Provenance: Carpe Diem Gallery, Paris, France

Randall Shiroma (American, b.1951) 'Sipapu' Terrazzo Sculpture 20th century, unsigned, attribution and title taken from client inventory and appraisal documents, abstract paddle-shaped figure on a squ

Kathy Whitman - Elk Woman (Native American, b. 1952) Soap Stone Sculpture 20th century. Carved stone sculpture. Signed and monogrammed with feather. Ht. 21 in.

Mark Fenwick (American, b. 20th C.) Sculpture. Carved Wood Basin on Heart-Shaped Pedestal Base. Size: 25.5'' x 22.5'' x 21.5'' (65 x 57 x 55 cm).

STEVE TOBIN (b. 1957- ) blown glass and cast iron miniature sculpture titled "Cocoon". Measures 6 3/4" h x 4" w x 3 1/2" d.

Robert Mangold (American, b. 1937). Untitled iron sculpture, late 20th century. An entrancing sculpture by American artist Robert Mangold, comprised of welded iron with an intentional oxidized finish

STEVE TOBIN (b. 1957) VISTOSI Large Cocoon sculpture, Murano, Italy, ca. 1991 Cased and blown glass, patinated iron No visible markings 68" x 12"

MIREILLE LEMARCHAND (French/American b. 1943) A SCULPTURE, "Vanity," LATE 20TH CENTURY, bronze with chocolate brown patina, signed under the left foot, "LEMARCHAND." Height: 16 1/2" Width: 7" Depth: 9

Steve Armstrong (American, B. 20th C.) Whimsical Sculpture. Carved wood and paint, signed and dated. Provenance: Turner Auctions, San Francisco, CA, October 22, 2017, Lot 198. Size: 15'' x 11'' x 11''

B. Roman, bronze Wolfman sculpture, B. Roman (American, 20th c.), Wolfman, 1992, bronze sculpture, mounted on black marble plinth, signed "B. Roman", dated, and marked "AP" verso, 18"h x 10.5"w x 14"d

PINE, Robert (American, b. 1951). Abstract Red Sharp-Angled Sculpture. [Ca. 20th century]. Painted and welded steel sculpture. Unsigned. Approximately 38 ½ h x 27 w x 30” d. Some wear (flak

Nicario Jimenez (Peruvian / American, b. 1957). "The Dance of the Condor" and "Mask Makers," 20th century. A pair of wooden and molded dough retablos that exemplify traditional folk art from the Andea

Neal Drobnis ( American, b.1957 ). Generously large studio hand blown art glass centerpiece Center Bowl. Features a scalloped border with faded amethyst purple to clear, the underside with textured an

ART GLASS: Bob Banford, Caithness of Scotland, etc., four 20th C. paperweights, including: teardrop form bottle with millefiori decoration to stopper and base by Bob Banford (American, b. 1951), signe

Large brutalist silver dollar sculpture, 20th c. Patinated metal, brass Signed Bijan 57 3/4" x 26 1/2"

Steve Tobin (American, b.1957) Organic tripod form, 1982, blown and acid etched glass internally decorated with striated brown and blue glass, the exterior acid etched with a swirl pattern, signed and